A week after a glacier collapse in Nepal triggers flash floods, authorities say hopes of finding more survivors are fading. Reports from multiple outlets indicate at least 1,050 to 1,114 people have been killed, while nearly 4,000 remain unaccounted for. Officials warn that many of the missing may be buried under debris swept through towns and valleys near the Chinese border.
Rescue efforts continue despite the shrinking window for live finds. One focus is searching areas around hydropower infrastructure, including tunnels, where rescuers look for signs of survivors. Outlets largely agree on the overall death toll range and the scale of people still missing, while differing slightly in updated figures as authorities confirm casualties and revise counts in the aftermath.
